The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-William Saun-
ders, an ex-member of parliament,
who was arrested last week while adj
dressing a crowd in Trafalgar Square,
was arraigned in court to-day. He was
charged with disorderly conduct in
speaking in Trafalgar Square, and
thereby causing a disorderly assem-
blage. He was alsa charged with OBJ
structing the police. The crown coun-
sci admitted that the charges were I'M
statutory and requested that they be
dismissed. Mr.. Saunders insisted on a
conviction. The magistrate, however,
dismissed the charges on the ground
that a breach of the phohibitive order
OF General Warren, the police superln-
tendent did not form statutory Of
tense. The radicals are jubilant over
the result of the arrest and may pos
sibly revoked their decision not to
meet in Trafalgar square on Sunday.
THE EMPEROR MUCH AFFECTED.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Emperor is
much affected by the evidence OF the
universal sympathy extended to the
royal family on account of the heavy
blow to the heir of the throne. Letters
are pouring in from all Europe.
THE PRINCES CONDITION WORSE.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Dispatches re-
ceived here to-day from San Reno, says
that there has been discharge OF
green matter from the Crown Prince
throat which proved to be cancerous.
In view of this fact his case IS con-
sidered much worse, as this kind to
soft cancer is Of the most malignant
type, and it is regarded as 1ncurable.
The German doctors. the reports say,
are try to denying the serious, almost
critical development of the Crown
Princes ailment, which is now clear.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE ministers,
after a meeting at the Palais du Bour-
bon to consider the situation, went in
body to the Elysee Palace and informed
President Grevy of the decision of the
chamber. NJ. MeZen then placed his
resignation in the hands of M. Grevy
and the president entrusted Minister
Fallieres temporarily with the duties
! of justice. A plenary meeting OF the
republican group of the senate and
| chamber of deputies is summoned fol
tomorrow to arrange the terms of an
| Interpolation with reference to Presl-
dent Grevy which will be moved in the
chamber of deputies on Saturday. Ar
excited discussion is going on with
reference to the successor of President
Grevy. Mn. De Frey0inet, Flanquet
| Flawrens, Lean, Day and Juleo Demen
have each his section of supporters and
absolute confusion prevails. The
latest nominee of the moderates is
| General Dausseer, the governor OF
Paris, who will command the votes OF
sections of the right
ASK AN EXTENSION.
| DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE tenants, in,
GLIDING lease holders of the County
Down estates of Lord Dufferin, have
asked 40 per cent. reduction OF rents
and an extension of time for paying
them.
APPROVE THE DEMAND.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE chamber o.
deputies, by vote of 527 to 8, have ap
proved the demand for the prosecution
of NJ. Wilson.
THE GEAR IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-The car of Rus
STA arrived in Berlin this morning an(
the preparations to receive him were II
keeping with his rank. At 10 o'clocl
the Alexander regiment, inparade uni
form, took position in the Alsenstross'
esplanade. They were to act as ;
guard of honor at the depot. A com
pany of the second regiment of thu
| guard. with a band and colors, and ont
Company of the Alexander regiment
with coiors. were stationed in front o
the Russian embassy. Prince vii
liam of Prussia went to Wittenburf
| early this morning to join thu
family. at the Berlin depot wer
gathered the royal Prussian princess
the hereditory prince of SaXe-Meinln
gen. Duke John of Mecklenburg, Gen
eral Won Moitke and all generals o
the Berlin and Potsdam garrisons
On the arrival of the train at 1910 a
: M, the car passed III front OF IN
guard of honor at the depo
being accompanied by Primo
William and other Prussian prince
and Gen. Won Moltke. Empero
! william started for the Russian
} embassy at IL o'clock. The car ant
+ czarina were driven to the embassy
i The car. with Prince William o
Prussia, occupied an open carriag
drawn by four horses. Both wor
! Russian uniforms. The czarina an
, Prince William followed in clos
3 carriage. Dense crowds of peopl
} from the Brandenburg gate to Lehrt
depot and the imperial party wer
| crested most enthusiastically as the
passed along the thoroughfare. ArriN
ing at the embassy, the car receive
? three flags as colonel of the Alexande
) regiment and general ot1cer, nor
commissioned officer and private re
ported themselves to act as orderile:
8 All the princes, the cars suite, I'd
l members of the Russian embassy an
q their wives and Prince Bismarck an
q all the Prussian ministers will atten
o the banquet at the palace this evening
Leading Berlin papers say they ar
J: convinced that the populace will n
I ceive the car with the respect due
g the emperor's guest and the ruler OF q
I empire living at peace with German
irrespective of reasons debating II
visit. They viii consider the visit q
q act of courtesy to which they cou
e hardly attach political meaning. II
q papers say they believe the car Will
q able to convince himself when ne ge
7. the emperor of a pacific bent of u
l. German policy. The North Germ:
Gazette, Prince Bismarck's organ. do
not refer to the cars visit. u
az car and Prince William alightl
in front Of the embassy at 11:10 al
10 passed along in front of the guard
d, honor which was drawn up there. J.
ID princes and cZarina remained In thu
IL carriage. The car had intended
"a first visit Emperor William, but
e1 was anticipated by the latter who we
to the embassy and awaited t
dressed In Russian uniform a
in wore his Russian orders. He receiv
IT, the car on his entering the embassy
-, q most cordial manner. All prinsea
who were at the depot followed
~ car to the embassy. After the tn
flngs of Alexander's regiment w
delivered to the car. the guard
it honor at the embassy marcl
= past the building before b
eInperors, who stood together at
er- windows. The emperor remained